Poster This – MUDHONEY 1991
Great concert posters from the past
MUDHONEY
Japan Tour 1991
And the Seattle grunge veterans
still produce lots of roaring racket.
PLASTIC ETERNITY
Their 11th longplayer
2023
Mudhoney
Poster This – MUDHONEY 2001
Great concert posters from the past
MUDHONEY
Denver – 2001
Still alive and kicking hard.
Single Almost Everything.
PLASTIC ETERNITY
Album 2023
Waking Up With MUDHONEY And Their ‘LITTLE DOGS’
Daily noise that works faster and harder than any stimulant
5 April 2023
Seattle‘s grunge pioneers MUDHONEY are back from never being away.
They made/make lots of noise since 1988 and – with a hiatus here and
there – they still fabricate new music.
Their 11th album PLASTIC ETERNITY, the first in 5 years, is
canned and ready for release this Friday, April 7 via Sub Pop.
Before that day Mudhoney hurry to throw in a final, third taster.
It’s an infectious rocker named LITTLE DOGS and is about, eh,
little dogs.
“I like little dogs/ I like little dogs/ Just today, I went out for a walk/
Guess who came along? That’s right it was a, a little dog.”
The accompanying video, directed by Eleanor Petry is, eh, about little dogs.
Sniff here.
MUDHONEY: Facebook – Instagram
MUDHONEY – Grunge Veterans Still Rock With Sharp Teeth And Afire Guitars
New striking strokes
2 March 2023
Seattle‘s grunge pioneers MUDHONEY are back from never being away.
They made/make lots of noise since 1988 and – with a hiatus here and
there – they still fabricate new music.
Their 11th album PLASTIC ETERNITY, the first in 5 years,
is canned and ready for release on April 7 via Sub Pop.
After the rumbling lead single Almost Everything another taster comes our way.
MOVE UNDER rattles and rolls, attacks and activates, electrifies and erupts.
Mudhoney still rocks with sharp teeth and afire guitars.
Tune in.
MUDHONEY: Facebook – Instagram
Waking Up With Longtime Grunge Rockers MUDHONEY – New Album New Single
Works faster and harder than caffeine
25 January 2023
Seattle‘s grunge pioneers MUDHONEY are back from never being away.
They made/make lots of noise since 1988 and – with a hiatus here and
there – they still fabricate new music.
Their 11th album PLASTIC ETERNITY, the first in 5 years,
is canned and ready for release on April 7 via Sub Pop.
The first appetizer, named ALMOST EVERYTHING
is a bass/bongos-driven rocker with a fervent flow.
Turn it on.
MUDHONEY: Facebook – Instagram
MUDHONEY Released Second Album ‘EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUDGE’ 30 Years Ago Today
26 July 2021
Band: MUDHONEY (Seattle, WA)
Active: Since 1988 / 10 studio albums (so far)
Album: EVERY BOY DESERVES FUDGE
Released: 26 July 1991 – 30 years ago today
Steve Turner (guitarist): “My favorite Mudhoney album as a whole.”
AllMusic/Ned Raggett : “Whether it was Conrad Uno’s production, the addition
of more instruments to the Mudhoney arsenal (notably, Mark Arm adds organ, as
can be enjoyably heard on “Who You Drivin’ Now,” among other numbers), a slew
of brilliant songs, or a combination of the above, Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
found Mudhoney coming into their own album-wise… It’s not so much grunge as
speed-freak energy, and all the better for it given the caricatures of Sub Pop’s sound
that would soon take over the airwaves… The six-minute “Broken Hands” is the one
point on the album where the band completely freaks out, but unlike the takes-too-long moments of Mudhoney, it’s all worth it here, down to the final chaotic amplifier abuse.”
Full review here . Score: 4/5.
Turn Up The Volume: It’s crystal clear here why Kurt Cobain was mad about
these grunge crusaders, still alive and kicking hard, loud and speedy today.
Single: Good Enough…
Stream/buy the 30th birthday deluxe edition…
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MUDHONEY: Facebook
Info here